The United States Since 1876

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Survey of United States history since the Civil War era. ACTS Equivalency: HIST2123 United States History II. HONORS HRNS1000 Introduction to Honors (This is a non-credit course) This course will prepare students to successfully navigate the more rigorous educational experience of the ASU-Newport Honors Program. Expectations and structure of the Honors Program will be discussed. The course must be taken within the first semester of acceptance to the program. HRNS2000 Honors Seminar Leadership (This is a non-credit course) This course is designed to provide students with the fundamental concepts of leadership; communication, vision and strategic thinking, empowerment, adaptability, and self-awareness. Consists of an overview of leadership styles, effective leadership, and communication focusing on what it means to be a successful leader. HRNS3000 Honors Seminar Ethics (This is a non-credit course) This course will provide a definition of ethics and explore the three main theories of ethical decision-making as well as an overview of the foundations of our moral lives to prepare students to become responsible moral agents, competent and humane professionals, and informed and engaged citizens. HRNS4000 Honors Seminar (This is a non-credit course) The topic for this course will be chosen at the instructor’s discretion based on student interests and input. HRNS5000 Honors Seminar (This is a non-credit course) Designed to deepen students understanding and/or appreciation of subjects of interest to them. HRNS6000 Honors Seminar (This is a non-credit course) This course will provide honors students the time and space to complete as well display their completed capstone project. The project will highlight the knowledge acquired while participating in the Honors Program at ASU-Newport. HORTICULTURE